Collecting data has a specific purpose. The type of data collected and the tool used for collection is determined by the issue, problem, or challenge to be addressed. Start by identifying one goal that the team or organization wants to achieve. What data is needed to understand the current state, set a challenging goal, and measure the progress? Collecting the right data and using it for improvement is essential to increasing performance.
The Right Data
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Check in with Stakeholders
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Schedule time each quarter to connect with a few external stakeholders. Ask for feedback and perceptions about the organization’s...
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Plus/Delta & Why
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A plus/delta tool can also aid in reflective practice. When using this tool, it is important to ensure you...
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Achievable Does Not Mean Easy
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Unachievable goals have the potential to deflate and demotivate teams when time runs out and the target is not...
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Remember Why You Asked
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Before you open your next results report, pause and remember why you asked for data in the first place....
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Stay Organized with Plus/Delta
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The plus/delta tool is an effective way to keep feedback organized. As electronic file sharing continues to be a...
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Use Top Box and Rank Ordering to Improve
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When paired with survey item means, top box information becomes even more valuable for goal-setting. During your next results...
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What’s a Win?
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As teams set out to achieve new goals, meet and define what will determine positive progress is being made...